Reach us: 7304553123 / mktg@projectstoday.com
Help
1. Boolean Searches :

i. AND - Shows results where both terms on either side of the 'AND' operator are present. 'AND' must be in upper case. For example search term - delhi AND metro result - It will return records in which 'delhi' as well as 'metro' both are present.

ii. OR - Shows results where either term (or both terms) is present. 'OR' must be in upper case. For example search term - delhi OR metro result - It will return records in which either 'delhi' or 'metro' or both are present

2. Proximity Searches

A proximity search looks for terms that are within a specific distance from one another. For example, search term - 'delhi metro'~10 result - It will search for records where 'delhi' and 'metro' are found within 10 words of each other

3. Phrase searches

You can search phrases using double quotes. for e.g. 'delhi metro' result - It will return records where 'delhi metro' phrase is found.

NTPC Vidyut Vyapar Nigam to sign PPAs for solar PV projects soon

Tuesday, 03 Jan 2012
Share this on :

NTPC Vidyut Vyapar Nigam (NVVN) is likely to sign PPAs to develop 350 MW of grid-connected solar photovoltaic (PV) projects in India.

NVVN is likely to sign PPAs with at least 22 companies by end-January 2012. The companies include GAIL, Welspun Solar, Mahindra Solar One, Enfield Infrastructure, Essel Infraprojects, Azure Power India and French firm Fonroche Energie S.A.S. The other companies shortlisted include Solairedirect SA, SunBorne Energy Services, Sujana Towers, and Green Infra Solar Farms. Of the 28 projects for which LoIs have been issued to these companies, 24 are in Rajasthan, two in Maharashtra, and one each in Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu.

NVVN is the nodal agency for sale and purchase of grid-connected solar power under the Phase I of the Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission (JNNSM). The mission envisages the implementation of the solar programme (thermal and photovoltaic), including utility grid solar power in three phases — Phase I up to 2013 (1,100 MW), Phase II up to 2017 (4,000 MW), and Phase III up to 2022 (20,000 MW).

New Password
Confirm Password